Sentence examples for considerable public support from inspiring English sources

He immediately set about creating the Social Democratic Party, which attracted considerable public support.

Polls suggest that there is considerable public support for the approach outlined by Mr. Obama.

And there is generally considerable public support for redistricting reforms whenever they are on the ballot.

There is no doubt he feels passionately about this issue and no doubt he has considerable public support.

Mr. Paksas, who maintains considerable public support, is eligible to run again unless criminal charges are brought against him for those actions.

While land acquisition enjoys considerable public support, there is also an active lobby of private owners who oppose government purchases of land.

There was a considerable level of public support for teachers - with a majority believing that they should be better paid and also underestimating the starting salary for teachers (currently about £22,000 in England outside London).

The HIV/AIDS epidemic in Malaysia has drawn considerable governmental and public support, with comprehensive screening, harm reduction services for people who inject drugs (PWID, who represent 67% of reported cases as of 2012 [ 7]), and antiretroviral therapy (ART) treatment now widely available.

There is little public support and considerable antipathy towards this totemic law seen by many as a symbol of Labour's contempt of liberty, but I am running ahead of myself, so let us recap.

There's something that links all these crises: the considerable role of democratic majorities and public support in fueling them.

And it was a considerable plunge for Mrs. Merkel since public support had been remarkably high and consistent over the past three years.